Find out what title insurance covers and how to combat common title issues.
Not having a solid understanding of the title can cause headaches for everyone involved in the title process. This topic offers insights into what the title insurance policy really covers. Get answers to some commonly asked questions, such as what should you be concerned about on Schedule A? What types of exceptions on Schedule B-II should you worry about? What is the difference between an owner’s policy and a loan policy? Come away with a better understanding of the most common title issues and ways to combat them in the future.
Learning Objectives
- You will be able to define Schedule A.
- You will be able to describe Schedule B-I.
- You will be able to explain Schedule B-II.
- You will be able to identify exclusions.
Agenda
Title Risks That Await Investors
- The Public Land Records
- Choices of Title Insurance and Title Products in the Marketplace
- Spectrum of Liens, Defects, and Encumbrances
Risks to Lenders Posed by Loans Involving:
- Individual Borrowers
- Trusts
- Business Entities
Achieving Priority Relative to:
- Other Mortgages
- Security Interests in Manufactured Homes and Fixtures
- Tax Liens
- Other Creditors
Components of the Commitment for Title Insurance
- Schedule A: Proposed Insured, Current Owner, and Legal Description
- Schedule B-I: Requirements
- Schedule B-II: Exceptions
- Standard Exceptions
- Special Exceptions
Components of the Policy
- Covered Risks
- Conditions
- Exclusions
- Recent Changes to the Policy
- Are You Covered for These Items?
Loan Policy Endorsements Worthy of Consideration
Speakers
Duane H. Wunsch,
Fidelity National Title Group, Inc.- Vice president and state counsel for Fidelity National Title Group, Inc.’s Wisconsin office
- 30 years of experience as in-house underwriting and claims counsel
- Frequent lecturer to both attorney and nonattorney customer groups
- Regularly conducts training sessions for title and escrow staff
- J.D. degree, Emory University; B.A. degree, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- Can be contacted at 262-796-3852 or duane.wunsch@fnf.com
Who Should Attend
This live webinar is designed for presidents, vice presidents, attorneys, branch managers, loan officers, compliance officers, loan department personnel, credit and collection managers, and accountants.
